- Freitag, 02. Juni 2006 00.00 Uhr – Samstag, 03. Juni 2006, 00.00 Uhr In meinem Kalender speichern
WIDE Annual Conference 2006
in Warsaw, Poland
WIDE – Network Women in Development Europe
- has the pleasure to invite you to its
Annual Conference "What 'state' are we in?
Women’s lives, changing States and
expanding Markets” to be held on 2-3 June
2006 in Warsaw, Poland. The conference will
be hosted by the KARAT Coalition.<br>
<br>The conference is a unique opportunity
to initiate a discussion between women from
diverse backgrounds from the East, North
and Global South on their experience and
expectations regarding states and markets
with a goal of finding feminist
alternatives for the future.<br>
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The Conference will look critically at the
failure of markets to provide economic and
social processes that share national wealth
and ensure women and men’s well-being. A
wide ranging discussion will look at the
implications of the bias of macroeconomic
and development policies over the last
decades in their focus on expanding
market-based economic processes, as
reflected, for example, in structural
adjustment programs in the global South,
transition and economic reform in the
former state-socialist "East", and welfare
state reform/retrenchment efforts in the
North.<br>
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Together participants will look at: What
state are we in today? What Markets are we
in? What should be changed? What is the
best solution for women? What are feminists
concerned about today in our different
regions? How can we learn together about
the intersections of our lives and issues?
The conference panels, facilitated debates,
workshops and other side events will create
a vibrant space where women living in the
East, South, and North can debate share and
search together for viable alternatives.
The conference will feature international
experts and within each panels/facilitated
debates there will be speakers from East,
South and North looking at the issues from
specific regional perspective.<br>
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